Sumitomo Electric Industries, Limited

Sumitomo Wiring Systems, Limited

Autonetworks Technologies, Limited

Masatoshi Koike

Masayuki Ishikura

Jun Okada

Kazuhiro Inaba

Takehito Kobayashi

Kohei Yoshikawa

Osamu Yoneji

Hideo Morioka

Jiro Fukui

Yoshiki Numazawa

Akinori Kagami

A reactor includes a coil having a winding portion; a magnetic core including an inner core portion and an outer core portion disposed outside the winding portion; a resin cover housing at least a portion of the magnetic core; and an adhesive portion filling a gap between an outer circumferential surface of a housing portion of the magnetic core and an inner circumferential surface of the resin cover bonding the housing portion with the resin cover. The resin cover includes: a flange portion having a surface that comes into contact with an end face of the winding portion and a through hole; an outer cover portion having housing portion housing the outer core portion and an abutting portion that contacts a portion of the flange portion; and a protruding portion that forms the gap between an outer circumferential surface of the outer core portion.

Reactor

A control knob capable of operating multiple systems has a first rotational body and a second rotational body coaxially arranged, and a shaft connected to the second rotational body. Opposite the shaft, a movable body is moved axially in response to rotation of the first rotational body. Engaging units have concaves or convexes, for example, similar to teeth. The engaging units are provided on the shaft or the movable body. An engaged unit is elastically biased toward one of the engaging units, and engages the concaves or convexes. In use, the control knob may be configured to permit selection of a function by rotation of the first rotational body, and to permit adjustment of the function by rotation of the second rotational body.

Control knob which operates multiple systems

It is an object to provide electrical equipment eliminating the need to change the diameter of wires, and capable of improving assembly workability. Vehicle-mounted camera equipment includes a circuit substrate having a substrate connector, and a camera housing. An inside connector section which is connected to the substrate connector is provided integrally on an inner surface side of the camera housing, and an outside connector section which is connected to an external connector provided at the end of an external harness is provided integrally on an outer surface side of the camera housing. Connector terminals of the inside connector section and connector terminals of the outside connector section are connected by connecting conductors, respectively, which are provided to be buried in the camera housing. The connector terminals, and the connecting conductors are made of a single conductive material.

Electrical equipment

A lens unit is inserted to be arranged in a holder portion substantially in a cylindrical shape. The lens unit is rotatably attached with an adjuster. The adjuster is able to be screwed into the holder portion. By rotating the adjuster while being screwed in the holder portion in a state of inserting to arrange the lens unit in the holder portion, the lens unitmoves in an axial direction of the holder portion to adjust a position thereof.

Lens fixing apparatus and method

A circuit board is accommodated in a camera-housing and a connector housing portion formed integrally with the camera housing. An interior wiring has its one end connected to the circuit board and the other end connected to a connector terminal in a pressing state. The connector terminal is accommodated to be held in the camera housing, so that an external connecting connector portion is formed. An external connector located at an external harness is connected to the external connecting connector portion, so that a vehicle mounting camera apparatus is connected to an external apparatus through an external harness.

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Yokkaichi, Japan

Masatoshi Koike